The agent successfully gathered enough information from three fetched pages to explain Prosetic's core service, audience, and positioning, but the site publishes no pricing figures, response-time guarantees with defined terms, or cancellation conditions. The agent had to surface and flag these gaps rather than fill them from model memory.

• ›No pricing disclosed: the site repeatedly offers 'presupuesto gratis' (free quote) but publishes no fees, rates, or ranges. The agent could not construct a pricing answer from the site and did not substitute model memory.
• ›Response-time ambiguity: on-site urgencies promised 24–48 business hours, while remote support claimed <15 minutes, but only during business hours. The site did not reconcile these or define 'business hours,' forcing the agent to flag the contradiction.
• ›Unsourced claims: the site asserted a 98% renewal rate and '25+ centers' served, but provided no backing data, audit reports, or certifications—all self-declared.
• ›Service comparison lacked competitive context: the site positioned itself against in-house ICT teachers and reactive repair services, but named no competitors and made no cross-vendor comparisons.
• ›Site navigation was straightforward: the agent reached all three main service pages (mantenimiento-informatico.html, manos-remotas.html) by following links from the homepage, indicating clear internal structure; however, the content itself was incomplete, forcing the agent to acknowledge gaps rather than guess.